The purpose of this study is to determine the influence of intravesical (bladder) electrical stimulation and intraurethral electrical stimulation on bothersome symptoms and bladder function in neurologically-intact adult women with underactive bladder. The investigators hypothesize that electrical stimulation will decrease bothersome urinary symptoms relative to baseline and increase voided percentage during pressure-flow studies compared to their routine clinical exam.
Age range
18 Years
Sex
FEMALE
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Voiding Efficiency
Timeframe: Baseline, pressure-flow study (up to 60 minutes)
Change in Bothersome Symptoms and Sensation
Timeframe: baseline and post study procedures, up to 60 minutes